Archive - 16 October 2012

• For 'shameless' Shahrizat, her family can do no wrong
• Buffalo meat, expired food in school canteens
• So what grade for Umno's performance in Sabah?
• Ex-IGP Musa withdraws suit against Anwar
• States with weaker fiscal position: BN 3, Pakatan 1
• Double trouble for gov't in rail contracts
• 'RMAF housing site leased out at low rental'
• Wastage in Defence Ministry a bottomless pit
• 'No sweetener in sugar deal' for Pak Lah's brother
• Several Penang depts 'not satisfactory', says report
• Financial performance of PDC projects unsatisfactory
• Winds of change blowing in Sabah, says Anwar
• M'sia may issue tax-free crude palm oil export quota
• Lawyer: Hudud pointless if police force corrupt
• AG appeals decision on permit for Malaysiakini
• Gov't mulls legal action against NFC
• Why should the world care about GE13?
• Printer maintenance is 72 times purchase price
• 'Old and sick' Nik Aziz should go, urges PAS rep
• How water privatisation, not 'piratisation', can work
• Who's actually to blame for temple demolition?
• Rafizi: Suing NFC won't bring the money back
• Cops mull making protesters 'stinky'
• DRB-Hicom to come up with new business plan for Proton
• Conman targets Genneva gold-buyers, consultants
• 'Missing' women's minister causes a ruckus in House
• Mat Sabu sues Mashitah for defamation
• A prophet not accepted in his own backyard?
• RM1bil in profits, dividends not paid to gov't
• 'Jom Makan' restaurants a recipe for disaster
• Lawyers: Anwar did not seek 'settlement'
• Anwar: No confusion in Pakatan's Rapid stand
• 'Forged bond' delays bridge in Kota Bharu
• Nov 23 fixed for submissions on Anwar's striking-out bid
• No corruption in smuggled RM40mil case?
• Gold stolen from 21 Hindu temples in Perak
• 'Audit report erases billions in lost ringgit'
• Answers sought to less flattering parts of audit report
• Penang suspends AES installation pending study
• Uthaya fails in bid to get Federal Court to review decision
• Hasan Ali: I still believe in PAS' struggle
• AES to reduce deaths, not reap profits
• 'CCM failed to nab errant directors of companies'
• Malay groups want Scorpene lawyers barred from M'sia
• MCA: Audit report won't hurt BN's chances
• Najib-Soros talks: Even Tunku met Chin Peng, says Chua
• Burst pipe causes water disruption in Klang and Kuala Langat
• Gov't not ready to give free tertiary education
• DBKL seeks new contractors for Itis
• Another 500k 1M'sia laptops up for grabs
• Gov't-guaranteed debt breaks RM100bil mark